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- WELCOMEWELCOME
WELCOMEWELCOME: The good, the bad, and the techy (scaled as appropriate)
By: Gilbert Cockton, Simone Barbosa
- Blog@IXBlog@IX
Blog@IXRobots, aesthetics, and the heritage context
By: Maria Lupetti
- ColumnsColumns
ColumnsPlanning time: HCI’s project-management challenges
By: Elizabeth Churchill
By: Jonathan Bean, Melanie Wallendorf
By: m.c. schraefel
- ForumsForums
ForumsThe fallacy of good: Marginalized populations as design motivation
By: Joyojeet Pal
Enhancing exercise for people who are blind or low vision using interactive technology
By: Kyle Rector
By: Paolo Malabuyo
- FeaturesFeatures
FeaturesStreetSauce: Nurturing speculation in service design
By: Markéta Dolejšová, Tereza Lišková
Intervention user interfaces: A new interaction paradigm for automated systems
By: Albrecht Schmidt, Thomas Herrmann
Notes on the future of interaction design
By: Uday Gajendar
- Visual thinking galleryVisual thinking gallery
Visual thinking galleryBy: Ji Jun
- CalendarCalendar
News:- How to preserve an app for 100 years September 20, 2017
- Nike’s web-connected basketball jersey may not be as silly as it sounds September 20, 2017
- Shoe sensor will protect your back from heavy lifting September 14, 2017
- Stretchy artificial ‘skin’ could give robots a sense of touch September 14, 2017
- Want to fight inequality with design? read these books now September 14, 2017
- Youtube’s redesign makes it easier to watch all the videos September 12, 2017
- Disney has a stupidly simple fix for mixed reality’s big problem July 28, 2017
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Design4Arabs Workshop @DIS 2017
Ebtisam Alabdulqader
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Women’s Health @CHI
Madeline Balaam
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HCI Across Borders @CHI 2017
Neha Kumar
features
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StreetSauce: Nurturing speculation in service design
Markéta Dolejšová, Tereza Lišková
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Intervention user interfaces: A new interaction paradigm for automated systems
Albrecht Schmidt, Thomas Herrmann
forums
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Deborah Tatar
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Young Lee
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